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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 27, 1760

Page

3

Local obituary fragment from a distant notice

A partial obituary fragment mentions Miss Nancy Bennet and Mr. Larat Bage with unclear biographical details. It notes a death, a connection to a location near Hole ia, and references to family and children though specifics are obscured.

Hole Ia Pecia Nancy Bennet

Trade and Naval Strategy Amid Ocean Privateering Threats

A long excerpt argues for a cooperative naval plan to curb French privateering by stationing twelve ships of the line and additional frigates along key Atlantic boundaries from Ushant to Cape Clear. It emphasizes protecting western trade, boosting national security, and questions peace terms while urging reliance on Providence and a strong manning effort. It also weaves in assorted political and religious notes from Stockholm to Adrianople, illustrating global concerns and tensions of the era.

Cruizer Gannot Uthanr Scilly Cape Clear Engliy Changs Westeward North America West Indies East Indies Africa Mediterranean Ireland Liverpool Brifl Englise Channel Ushant Cape Finister Narion Vincent Eers Caxivoy Bértheeath Inguinien Grand Confederacy Aiberto Thal John Philipps Bart Oxford St. Anthony Adrianople Mollah Chevaliersale Vergennes M. de Vergennes Stockholm Paris Normandy Brapton Dijon Ferdinand of Bi Fwill Lertess Ankfort Leipfic Chéir Cott

Deal on Remaining Vessels and Jamaica Guinea Trade

Dec 29 report lists remain in the Downs for the Men of War and outward-bound ships. The Clarendon Ancell and the Parnasus Watt sail to Jamaica. the Lite Nancy Sewell sails to Guinea. Wind northwest. Prices of goods noted.

Deal Downs Clarendon Ancell Parnasus Watt Jamaica Nancy Sewell Guinea Wind N. W

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